How To Calculate The Bar Bending Schedule For Slab One-Way And Two Way
Find the bar bending schedule for the slab means all detail find the steel used in the slab-like diameter of the bar length of the bar weight of the bar and fixing of the bar.BBS For Slab. BBS For one-way Slab.BBS For two-way Slab. How To Calculate The Bar Bending Schedule for Slab. How To Calculate The Bar Bending Schedule For Slab One-Way And Two Way
What is The One-Way And Two-Way Slab
The one-way slab and Two way slab is the only difference between the steel. means we can check the difference in steel fixing. if the main bar or bent-up bar comes to the shorter side and the distribution bar comes to the long side its means this is a one-way slab. if the main bar or bent-up bar comes to both sides its means this is a Two-way slab.
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Rebar Location of one-way slab
Main bar or bentup abr is the shorter side
The Straight bar on the long side. and this abr is distribution bar.
The bent-up on the up side and the extra bar is bottom on bent-up bar.
Rebar Location of Two-way slab
The Straigh bar, main bar and bent-up abr are the same size on both sides.
The bent-up on the up side and the extra bar is bottom on bent-up bar on both sides.
How To Calculate The Bar Bending Schedule For Slab One-Way And Two Way
Deatil Given Data For Calcultion
Slab length on beam side = 5000mm = 5m
The Widht of the slab Expected beam (90º) = 2000mm = 2m
The Length of the extra bar is equal to L/4 = 2000/4 = 500mm
The diameter of the bentup bar = 16mm
The diameter of the top side of the extra bar = 16mm
The diameter of the distribution bar = 12mm
The spacing between main bar and distribution bar = 150mm
The Concrete Cover both sides B and T= 20mm
The Concrete Cover of the both side L and R side =Â 25mm
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Now SolutionÂ
- The Cutting length of the main barÂ
- The Weight of the main barÂ
- The Cutting length of the distribution bar
- The Weight of the distribution bar
- The Cutting length of the Extra bar
- The Weight of the Extra bar
 The Cutting length of the main bar or Bent-up bar (16mm)
Cutting length of the main bar or Bent-up bar = clear span+2 x Ld+crank length – 2bends (45º)
Cutting length of the main bar or Bent-up bar = 2000+2x40d+0.42D-2×45º
Now Calculate the (d)
The Ld = development length of the rebar
The Ld = 40d = 40 x 16 = 640mm
Now Calculate the D
The Crank length = 0.42D
D= depth of the slab – 2x L and R concrete cover – diameter of the bar
Depth of the slab = 150
concrete cover L and R = 25
Diameter of the bar = 16mm
D = 150 – 2 x 25 – 16 = 84mmÂ
The bends of 45º = 1d = 1 x 16 = 16
SoÂ
Cutting length of the main bar or Bent-up bar = 2000+2x40d+0.42D-2×45º
Cutting length of the main bar or Bent-up bar = 2000+2x40x16+0.42 84 – 2×16
Cutting length of the main bar or Bent-up bar =3283.28mm = 3.283m
The Number of the main barÂ
The Number of the main bar = length of the slab/spacing between rebar +1
The Number of the main bar = 5000/150+1=34.33 says 35No’s
The total length of the main bar
The Total length of the main bar= cutting length of the one bar x numbers of the bar
The Total length of the main bar= 3.283 x 35 =114.915m
The Weight of the main barÂ
Weight of the main bar = d²/162 x Total length of the main bar
Weight of the main bar = 16²/162 x 114.915 =182kg
The Cutting length of the distribution bar (12mm)
The Cutting length of the distribution bar = Total length of slab + 2x Ld
We Know
Ld = 40d =40 x12 = 480mm
The Cutting length of the distribution bar = 5000 + 2 x 480 =5960mm = 5.960m
The Number of The Distribution bar
The Number of The Distribution bar = width of the slab/spacing between rebar +1
The Number of The Distribution bar = 2000/150+1= 15No’s
The total length of the distribution bar
The total length of the distribution bar = length of the one bar x number of the bars
The total length of the distribution bar =Â 5.960 x 15 = 89.400m
The Weight of the distribution bar
The Weight of the distribution bar = d²/162 x Total length of the distribution bar
The Weight of the distribution bar = 12²/162 x 89.400 = 80kg
The Cutting length of the Top Extra bar
The Cutting length of the Top Extra bar= width of the slab /4 = 2000/4 =500
The Number of the Top extra bar
The Number of the top extra bar = The Number of the main bar
35=35
The Total length of the top extra bar = cutting length of the one bar x number of bar
The Total length of the top extra bar = 500 x 35 = 17.500m
The Weight of the Top Extra bar
The Weight of the Top Extra bar = d²/162 The length of the top extra bar
The Weight of the Top Extra bar = 16²/162 x 17.500 = 28kg
Total weight of the 16mm bar
Total weight of the 16mm bar = 182+28=210kg
Total weight of the 12mm bar
Total weight of the 12mm bar = 80kg
This method of finding the bar bending schedule of a one-way slab and the same method of finding the bar bending schedule for two way slab but just add the bend-up bar on both sides of the slab
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